Photography asks how to take good photos in the dark room at night.

There is a lot of content upstairs, and this pasted knowledge is often not targeted enough for LZ's questions. No matter where you shoot, you must ensure adequate exposure. In the dark indoor environment at night, the brightness of the light emitted by the environment is not high. If you want to get enough exposure, you must do something. 1

Improve lighting conditions. This is the most convenient. Such as enable a flash. If the environment and creativity are not allowed, it depends on the following points. 2

Extend the exposure time. First of all, you should use a tripod, or find supports such as chairs and walls to hold the camera steady. If there are people in the subject, we should also pay attention to the fact that the movement and shaking of the subject may cause virtual shadows, so the shutter time should not be too low. If the model is sitting normally, the shutter time of not less than 1/4 seconds can basically ensure clarity. three

Use a larger aperture. If possible, use the short focal length end of the zoom lens. four

Improve sensitivity. Film cameras use high-sensitivity film, or are sensitive when developing. Digital cameras use higher sensitivity. However, ordinary small DC should not use the highest sensitivity option, and there is often too much noise, which is not worth the candle. Of course, there's nothing I can do. It's better to argue than not to shoot. The above methods can be used flexibly according to the specific situation. For ordinary digital codes, the priority order is 1, 4, 3, 2.